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La Terre is a french film of genre Drama directed by André Antoine with Armand Bour
La Terre (1921)
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Add to a movie listLa Terre est un film français dirigé par le réalisateur André Antoine, adapté du roman d’Émile Zola et sorti sur les écrans parisiens en 1921. Film remarquablement soigné en ce qui concerne la technique de l’image et l’art cinématographique. Une seule version du film – relevée de l’unique copie restante – est restée inachevée par A. Antoine et retrouvée complète dans les archives en Russie, ce film est chargé de réalisme et de vérité, fidèle à l’œuvre de Zola.
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Tourné dans la plaine de la Beauce, près de Chartres en France, le film La Terre retrace fidèlement l’histoire du roman d’Émile Zola montrant le drame paysan de l’époque, froid, endurci, faisant ressortir, la misère matérielle, l'avarice, et l'égocentrisme des terriens.Actors
Armand Bour
(Père Fouan)
Germaine Rouer
(Françoise)
René Alexandre
(Jean Macquart)
Jean Hervé
(Louis Buteau)
Émile Mylo
(Hyacinthe dit Jésus-Christ)
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